Category Archives: Writing Tips

Cool and Candor, by the Numbers

Posted on September 16, 2013 by rgeller

If I asked you what Miley Cyrus and Warren Buffet have in common when it comes to brand building and PR, you'd probably think I was nuts. But both were the focus of recent posts about these things, and how … Continue reading →

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PR’s Dr. Death is at it Again (How Real is the Threat from Google)?

Posted on August 20, 2013 by rgeller

There has been much buzz about Google’s new Webmaster rules, in the wake of Tom Foremski’s article: Did Google Just Kill PR Agencies? (My friend and former Fusionite Chris Michaels alerted me to the story; thanks, Chris!) Foremski has something … Continue reading →

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1 Space, 2 Space, Red Face, Blue Face (Slate Rants on Punctuation and Brings PR into Fray)

Posted on January 18, 2011 by rgeller

My job as a senior manager at a PR agency requires me to do a fair amount of editing and writing. Yet I am an engineer by education, and my training in these things has been mostly on-the-job (see my … Continue reading →

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Slang vs. Tech Jargon: So different? (I’m Just Sayin’)

Posted on September 22, 2009 by rgeller

An article in the NY Times last month described how the Internet is the shortening the shelf life of slang. According to the story: The number of slang dictionaries is growing, both online and off, not to mention social networking … Continue reading →

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